Stock market today: Indexes bounce back as investors aim to end 5-day losing streak
The Santa Claus trading window ends Friday, and a negative return during the seven-day trading window could be a bad sign for 2025, a strategist said.
The Santa Claus trading window ends Friday, and a negative return during the seven-day trading window could be a bad sign for 2025, a strategist said.
Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler said on Friday the U.S. central bank is uncertain about what the economy will deliver in 2025 and will let upcoming economic data drive the course of monetary policy. In light of Fed forecasts last month for fewer interest rate cuts in 2025, "there is a view that we can take our time, to slow down" and be more "gradual" while watching the data to see if sticky inflation pressures start to ease again, Kugler said in a CNBC interview. If the resilient job market starts to lose steam, however, "we would be ready to act in a different direction" with monetary policy, she said.
Cryptocurrency analyst James Van Straten expressed skepticism on Thursday over the immediate announcement of a Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) strategic reserve on Day 1 of Donald Trump’s office. What Happened: Van Straten ruled out the possibility of Trump issuing an executive order establishing a Bitcoin reserve, contrary to previous reports. “I don’t see Donald Trump announcing a BTC reserve via an executive order on Day 1 or in the near term,” he wrote on X. Don't Miss: Coinbase’s latest promo gets yo
Prominent Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor has met with Eric Trump, sharing a photo of the two from a meeting in Mar-a-Lago. What Happened: Saylor shared a photo of himself and Eric Trump with the statement, "Bitcoin is on the menu at Mar-a-Lago," in ...
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BlackRock’s flagship bitcoin fund IBIT led a $464.8 million exodus amid a crypto price slide.
Rivian stock soared Friday after the electric truck maker reported better than expected vehicle sales for its quarter ending Dec. 31.
U.S. stocks were higher on Friday, but shares of alcoholic beverage makers were lower after the surgeon general announced a link to cancer.
NEW YORK (Reuters) -U.S. stocks rebounded on Friday as investors neared the end of a holiday-shortened week that also rang in a new year, which brought with it expectations of additional Federal Reserve rate cuts and looser regulatory policies from the incoming administration. A broad rally sent all three major U.S. stock indexes to a higher close, with megacap growth companies, such as Tesla and Nvidia, providing much of the muscle to the upside and putting the tech-heavy Nasdaq out front. A multi-session selloff put a dour cap on what was a banner year for the equities market, as continued momentum of artificial intelligence technology and the U.S. Federal Reserve's first policy rate cuts in three-and-a-half years helped fuel double-digit gains in 2024.
Hopes are dim for a "Santa Claus" rally after a five-session run of losses for the S&P 500.